Sentence examples for breeding relevance from inspiring English sources

We chose 8 indica and 8 japonica founder lines based on breeding relevance to develop the MAGIC populations (Table 1).

The Italian rice varieties were selected because of their past and present relevance for breeding programs, and their contribution to rice production in the last decades.

This information will be of utmost relevance to breeding genotypes that withstand a longer duration of complete submergence than that conferred by the SUB1 locus alone.

Due to the biological importance and relevance for breeding, the identification and annotation of NLR-type disease resistance genes has high priority in all plant genome sequencing projects.

This study focused on complex fruit quality traits that are commonly selected for by apple breeders, using a training population of 1120 seedlings (seven full sib families in a factorial mating design) within an ongoing scion breeding program, to ensure relevance.

The QTL analyses conducted in this study revealed several important findings relating to the genetic basis of variation in three issues of relevance to hop breeding programs: expedited plant sex identification, increased yield capacity and improved secondary metabolite profiles, with important implications for the future use of molecular selection methods in hop.

The ultimate objective was to examine the relevance of implementing rotation in breeding schemes on the actual rare French cattle breeds under conservation.

The platform will further facilitate the identification of resistance markers with the direct relevance for conifer tree breeding.

This knowledge is of direct relevance for any organization considering breeding programs against MMVD, and not at least for the Swedish Kennel club and the SCKCS as a stimulus to reform the ongoing breeding program.

Determining the relevance of social interactions for breeding programs requires the knowledge of the genetic parameters underlying such interactions (Bijma et al. 2007b).

Here, we describe the creation and characterization of a large, genetically diverse eight-parent MAGIC population of direct relevance to UK and European winter wheat breeding.